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john donvan, abc news, washington. >>> our thanks to john and our sister network espn for that.ing in the morning. david is back in the chair tomorrow. have a good evening. >> next, child mauled be a mountain lion in the south bay. we'll have live team coverage how he is doing. >> the good news for the family of a missing autistic boy. >>> a tropical storm brewing near southern california find out if we'll be affect here in the bay area. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> we're following developing news. a mountain lion attacked the child in the south bay. the six-year-old boy is being treated for serious injuries. he was hiking with his family at a ranch preserve in cupertino when he came face-to-face with a big cat. >>> we have team coverage. leslie brinkley is at the hospital where the child was taken immediately after the mauling. first let's go live to our reporter who is in cupertino with the details. reporter: the search is on for that mountain lion. a large section of that open space preserve is closed to the public and so are parts of stevens creek county park as they se

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john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and we are cheering him on. reminder, the presidential address, george and the team right here, 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 central for live coverage of that address. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. this is the "jeopardy!" battle of the decades. let's meet today's semi-finalists -- in 2013, he won both the teachers tournament and the tournament of champions. from chicago, illinois, it's... she won the 2000 college championship and is now a graduate student at princeton university. here's... and in 2011, he won the tournament of champions.

john donvan, abc news, washington. >> and we are cheering him on.a reminder, the presidential address, george and the team right here, 9:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 central for live coverage of that address. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >> >>> good evening, we'll take you to abc news coverage of president obama's address to the nation on isis in just a few moments but first, headlines >> state fish and wildlife officials have shot and killed a mountain lion they believe is the one that attacked a 6-year-old boy sunday they say the cat was a 65-pound male in a tree but exhibited aggressive behavior. dna tests will be conducted to confirm if it was the cat responsible. the boy is okay now and recovering at home. >> a car plowed into a group of people, sending five people to the hospital the victims include three special-needs students and their teacher. police are interviewing the driver, the 50-year-old man is also in the hospital. >> we have had our first fatality associated with last month's napa earthquake. 65-year-old l

abc's john donvan explains. >> reporter: a story with the good ending you did not see coming was thaten, who popped into the news some years ago as the kid fighting eye cancer. >> he fought so hard. yet cancer wins. >> reporter: one guy weye was g. and doctors told him he would lose the other one. i said, jake, how are you, buddy? he said, yeah, mom. you know what this will be a new stage in my life. >> reporter: and jake's one wish then, this kid who loved football, was to see one last usc game up close. well he got the wish. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: this was jake olsen's day on the field. but it was not his last. >> i was going to have to give up that dream of playing on the field. and it just was something that being blind you couldn't do. >> reporter: it is five years later now. look at who is snapping the ball. it is jake. no they did not save his other eye. he just figured out how to make it work. a high school senior now, jake makes his way through the school day with assists and willingness of the kevin to let him try. >> we went through a number of drills. said, my go

john donvan, abc news, washington. >> oh! i like that. >> determination. perseverance, right?er last night. didn't play. they didn't win the game. they didn't win last night's game. >> yeah, the angels kind of, well, don't want to say spanked, no cheering from the press box. 8-1 loss. still though, a very inspiring story. don't give up. did you play? >> i was a big-time, big-time soccer player in high school. >> you obviously were on the bench. clearly on the field. >> i played left bench. an important role. somebody has to. >> i would have been cheering you on the entire way. i would have been out there. >> this story is very sentimental. i am rooting this guy on. i have been there. >> it's never too late. follow your field of dreams. that's the news for this half-hour. >> see you. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- president obama lays out his road map for taking on the terrorists responsible for murdering two americans. and wreaking havoc across iraq and syria. >> we will degrade and ultimately destroy isil through a comprehensive sustained counterterrorism strategy. >

here's abc's john donvan. >> reporter: a story with a good ending you did not see coming was that ofo popped into the news some years ago as the kid fighting eye cancer. >> we fought so hard and yet cancer wins. >> reporter: one eye was gone at ten months old. then at 12, the doctors told him he would have to lose the other one. >> i said, "jake, how you doing buddy? you okay?" and he goes, "yeah, mom." he goes, "you know what? this is just going to be a new stage of my life." >> reporter: and jake's one wish then, this kid who loved football, was to see one last usc game up close. well he got the wish. this was jake olson's day on the field. but it was not his last. >> i was going to have to give up that dream of playing on the field. >> reporter: five years later now. look who is snapping the ball. it is jake. and no, they did not save his eye. he just figured out how to make it work. a high school senior now, jake makes his way through school with some assists. and the willingness of a coach to let him try. >> we went through a number of drills and i said, "oh my gosh, there's no

here's abc's john donvan. >> rep